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Of the. sxcsllsot quality a The Library q
Q whole

Now remember thst oil thsas excellent
works, representing every department II
litsrasure, are practically free 10 ths pubic.
For any one paying one dollar psr year has
the privilege Of taking books from u TO rsad
q home, while anyone q Ill, without paying
Q oent, 10 welcome 10 red the books, = we'll
q tho various papers end per1odicalA II he
does u right there, without rom0viog my Of
them from the roOmA Surely thls . - in.
stitution Of prime value and importance 10
our community. There 10 fund Of popular
education and culture stored In those rooms
scarcely second 70 any other that con b i'm.
esined. 1t appeals pow erfully 70 every pub
lie spirited citizen for encouragement and
support. To thoas who have means 10 ap.
peals for liberal help 70 keep the rooms and
library In good condition. New books have
70 b bought oil the time A library hes TO
bo kept fresh and up to the times, or it b.
comes stagnant and worthless And what II
equally important It appeals to every ono 70
help not with money but with sympalhy and
influences, 10 mako the public use the rooms
and books. Get our young FOLKS 70 patron.
ize the library get them to read good books;
and you keep them of the streets, out Of the
saloons, you lit them out Of ignorance and
vice ON 70 the road that leads 70 true man.
hood and good citizenship. Ny friend, you
can help In thiA UNCAs.
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THE ROBIN.
Ny old Welsh neighbor over the way
Crept slowly out in the sun OF spring.
Pushed from her ears the locks of gray,
And listened to hear the robin sing.
Her grandson. playing at marbles. stopped,
And, cruel In sport, as boys will be.
Tossed stone At the bird who hoped
From bough to Dough of the apple tree.
"Nay - said the grandmother. have you not
heard,
My poor. bad boys, of the fery pit,
And how, drop by drop, this meictful bird
Carries the water that Quenches 1t"
"He brings cool dew in his little bill.
And lets It fall on the souls of sin;
You can see the mark on his red breast still
Of nres that scorch as he drops It in.
my poor Dron ruddyn! my breast burned
bird.
Singing so sweety from limb to limb.
Very dear to the healt of our Lord
Is he who pities the lost like him ~
"Amen " said to the beautiful myth
"sing, bird OF GOD. in my heart as we'll
Each good thought Is q drop wherewith
To cool ana lessen the fres OF he'll.
Prayers OF love like raindrops fall.
TsArs OF pity are cooling dew,
And dear to the heart OF our Lord are all
Who suffer like him in the glory they do ~
John u. Whittier.
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nonsense about II. Would you sssbss take
ia,OOOG thsn l2,OOOG Of coufsA Well, then,
AiexiauO 10 superstitl0us, and 20 70 my wife.
sSs Sfssd' @ Friday %, % = p: e. issS q The
buy ssything on such 2 day: rave my
OF The month, and u vas in Paris made my
grsas succeA For, - you 80. have been
my nrmnsss Of will and TO soouomy. Econ.
omy h the great secseA IVES very poor and
very unhappy when I Wes . led. You SO
me now d n, rich, prosperous and famous.
Will, Will and energy are the weeroass man
end ths world aitsrwasd. Hut 70 sucoesd you
tune you mus save. This is what did."
the COST OF A LIoN's KEEP.
"Apeopos Of socno ny, you inust havs
heavy sxpsnssi"
"Yss. I calculate my expenses In Paris as
about l2.OOO francs . month, and u 10 at
Paris We spend least AZ Bordeaux spont
100 francs day, aud OF oourss whom We sro
travelling In our special train we spend fer
moro. The expenses include food Tor the
nss.ss rent ior specs, and tse tax g. on entsr.
ance Office ] use ono horse day to feed my
enimaiA We give them beet twice . weak.
Ono day 10 the month tbey fast A lion eats
twenty pounds Of feah per diem, and drinks
SWO JuoUS VI COW's uuk every uiOtutu3'
The Polar hear gets fish oil twlce . week.
Then there 10 the loss Of tho beasts 70 hs con-
stdored. There 10 . terrible mortality BY
consumption among lions and lion In
worth from ~ 00Of to 30.OOOt. Tho cost
price OF . lion, untamod, N 1850. That IL
what paid for Sultar, who IL now worth at
least E2,O00. He 10 tho most magnificent
spocimen Of . black named Atlss lion In
Europa You must consider the capital We
have 70 sink In our 'suhjecta' when you cal.
cuiate our expenses. On the other hand, the
most productive OF the plsces We visit We
give two performances every night snd mako
Q daily average reOe' ut Of G60 On Sundays
we usually make ei2O, but with ak PERFORM
snccs at reduced prices. l forgot To mention
ono item Of expense, which II the band. We
only employ Frenchmen, and they sro moro
ex pansive than Germans. ! have not had q
single German employe since 1871. You saw
what fuss WAS made because my colleague
Pezon he'd . German band. He haa had 10
dismia thon and employ Frenchmeu. The
establishment In the business"
M. Bldel thon again invited mo to take
enc, which did TO my mpleto discontinue
While playing asked him II In the day time
he ever felt any apprehension Of danger. He
answered that he never had any such feel.
ingA His days were spent In quiet home
lie In the company Of his wife and children
"A sturdy little hoy and remark ably beau
uful girl OF aixteen, Who appears to he won.
derfully Intelligent and advanced In her cd.
al cultivate my roses and OF an afternoon
! Plsy billiarda In tho afternoon 1 drive
over 70 Neuiliy and conduct my ent,rtain.
mont You have seen to-day how We live
II is never otherwis
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4 OAlLL'A 3RARN.


what the Mother Of Dyipg Chiid Saw n the
Mirror Of Life.
From the Detroit Free Press.
Once whom child was iii unto death its
mother kneeled and prayed to heaven that its
life might be spared. A. she prayed and
wept an angel softly took its place beside her
and whispered
"Heaven has sent me In answer TO your
prayer. Here Is the mirror OF life; watch
we'll and tell me what you see"
And then - the mother wiped away her
tears and held the mirror before her the
angel asked:
"What IL the picture ~
1t Ii that OF q tSir faced boy of TO-"
"Ar0 there tears In his eyesr
"There are no tears"
"Then tho angels of heaven are weeping
for him. Look again snd tell me what you
"This time It is . youth Of To- 1t is the
lace In not 10 gentle"
care there no tears in his eyes7"
"Ther0 are no tears"
"Then there IL sadness among the angels in
heaven. When human eyes are dry the
heart 10 full of evil"
Then the mother looked again, and when
the angel asked what she saw sho answered {:
the same face % before, but 1t is In the dark
ness, and l see lines OF evil"
"LoOk closer and tell me II you sec tears"
"Thero are no tears"
"Then there is grief In heaven, and heart
sches on earth. He who never weeps has
gone far wrong. Look again and tell mo
what you sea"
"This time It IL . man In convicrs garb,
and his evil look sppals the heart"
"Are there no tears In his eyes?"
There are no tears"
"Theu the angels OF heaven weep. With.
out tears there can be no repentance /
charge you to look once more"
"This time It IL one lying dead In the dark.
ness-n0 watchers-no one to weep-nOthing
but the gloom Of night around him"
"Abd are there no tears upon the face OF
the desd :"
"There are no tearA"
"'rhen, alas It 10 another soul consigned to
everlasting darkness! Turn the glass and
look for the last time What do you boh0lOf"
"A chiid-my child-upon its bsd Of sick
nesa. On! Angel Of Mercy, pray thee TO
spare IL sweet young LIE"
Arc there teAIsf"
"Aye! there are tearsW
"Then shall kiss them away, and thu
angels Of heaven will rejoice ~ bear the In
nCcent spirit within the golden gatea"
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Two a'srosiyphic Letter. Writers.

Two aisrosiyphic Letter Writers.
From Washington Letter In the Fort Worth
Gazette.
In this correspondence last week an anus.
ing story was told of the difficulty which .
certain official experienced In trying to dc.
cipher his own handwriting. A number of
gentlemen we're talking over that story In
front Of the Ebbitt House last evening whom
one OF them said: "Thst reminds me Of .
story which Lot Morrill, once told me of his
own writing. 1t was at the time whom
Major Dunn of the army was paying atten.
tiOns to the senator's daughter. The young
people had come to IN understanding, but
Miss Morrill, thought that papa's consent
onght TO be obtained before they proceeded
further. Msjor Dunn wrote Q nice letter 70
papa" In which he requested that the
future OF the young lady might DO COnhd0d
70 his care senator Morrill, could read the
signature but the rest Of the letter Was worse
than Greek to him. He divined its contents,
however, and at once wrote Q reply In which
the desired consent wss given. Dunn took
1t To his lady love with the remark
"Hsre's your fathers letter."
"What does hs ssy p eagerly inquired the
III have been trying to find out ever siucs
received IT," WAS the answer.
Ma. Morrill, tried 70 read the note, but she,
| ton. failed.
"Nevsr mind," ssid tho lover, 1--WE will
| get married anyhow"
And they were married. Ms Dunn hai
both those lsttsra framed. She says there Il
not person on earth who can read either o
them.
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Painless Regulator.

1t IL no longer question OF doubt-ai.
though the contrary was once believed-thas
medicines which produce violent effects are
unsuitcd to other than desperate emergencies.
In other words, that super potent remedies
are calculated 10 weaken and inJure the sys-
TEN rather than reform its Irregularities.
Among medicines of debilitating effect are
calhariics and cholagogues which copiOusly
and abruptly eyacuate the bowels. Because
ii does not do This, Hostetter's stomach Bit
tiers Is preferable to the drenching class OF
purgatives. Painless in its effects, 1t Is suf-
hciently active to remedy chronic constipa-
tines, and enables, not forces, them to per-
form the duty imposed upon them by nature:
Promoting the secretion of bile IN normal
quantities by its healthfully stimulating effect
upon the liver, it is eminently conductive to
digestion, and contributes Ia no small degree
To keep the bowels regular.
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COUkTsHiP IN q 8kDsHLAND.

Ardent Lovers Must somstimss Find is vexa.
tiOus 20 Employ TO 3sswsen.
The preacher IL invariably rssortsd tn, both
by young mon and maidene, ~ the matri.
monial agent. young man comes to the
missionary house and says to him, want
to marry.
"whom ?" asks the missionary. Have
you any one In mind ?"
ayes, answers the lover, " but she will
not have me. l want you to speak TO
her.
"Have you not spoken for yourself ?"
Many times, but she always say No. ,"
"Thst Is nothing " says the pastor "you
know the ways of maidens. Does she like
81. is difficult to find ou. She will tell
you. "
The pastor accordingly sends for the girl,
who comes willingly enough, knowing what
the message means.
Well, my daughter, "he observes, d" 1t
IL time you should think of marriage. 1"
81 never mean to marry, " Is the invari-
able and conventional answer.
That is . pity, !" says the minister. /" b.
cause have rood husband for thee. "
Who is hs?" she ssks.
The missionary then tells her his name
although she knows il o. we'll IA he does
In strong, good looking. kindly, he caught
two fine whales when his com panions took
none, or whatever else can be SAID to his re-
pute. After the catalogue OF his merits b -
been recited, the girl replies:
But think him good Tor nothing"
"Ah, we'll, " says the missionary, thou
art not wise. There IL no lad can fling hsr.
poon - he can. l shall soon ind him .
Wifa
He then wishes the girl good day, affect.
ing to believe that the Interview 10 over. But
she 10 sure TO linger, and after blush and
sigh she whispers, I" So 1t is particularly your
Wish, Herr Pastor do not quite like him. y
point she virtually hands over the businss.
TO the minister, who has to tell her that she
knows sho loves the lad that she would moi
have come II she had not thought of accept
Ing him, and that nothing IL wanting but tC
ask the blessing OF God upon their union.
The marriage, curiousiy enough, usually
takes place upon the very day on which the
bride has emphaticslly protested that sh'
will never have the bridegroom.
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ALA8PIk0 VOHDR1s,
Hsats Accomplished BY some men while IN
the Arms OF Morpheus.
z the IOndnn TalAxrnnh

Roata Accomplished By some MEN while IN
the Arms Of Morpneus
From tho London Taisyrnh'
o,.. a., -. s..ss...,l,.
"00p :" ~ nu''"n~is , ..'s ,"r no
sieco o' o'Bn' nooI" hAcep'iohs 70 tnis
statement are numerous; whether thess arise
from duty or lsziness We shall not venture TO
examine Sir Il. Codrington, the famous
n.v., o0c., -h.r . u,,a.h,,,,.r oo,,r,
-.,oh ~, 49, ,ns r,n.,..n h,,',. ,n,. ,.,.
or'n rra -, .,.sn -Nsc% ~ ~. ~" w"s M
ohiP nSe sor s'eeP' ~nch IN ms ces0 wss
most proIound-so proIound that no noise
was sufficiently strong To waken him yet II
tho word "Sigusl - was whispered In his
ear he swoks and wa on deck instantly.
Reporters of the House of Commons re-
..
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Ilom s,ocP.ne; ,ou yosn sko uist'n. IN
sunns ,,srSn ,non nvm m n an,is hs sn as .ns
k.uo.y VII III. ,n I ~, 80
W nun wn.,V ..;, ss'eeis An0 "'s~" VI '''''"
nono sc .,' ,,,,o-,,,,o- ,,,,
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I'M. a., ..,..n N.,, ,"o.n,n. pe 80
III -, M ..,m,.,,.. 10. M,
sun,,r. ,',,, ~" -. ~, " ns,,.sn. ~ iii" ,ho
.,s"..s 20. ,srs .T,ns Ia ha .,,an,,,a%
.s ...si, ,ha rs..ss n,,, ,Sa, "a Snr 80.
.,os, ~, tist ard ,na moan, sS 4. NOV siands
n n", = sras%s"s .n ""' P"' - ~ "'" "'~""'
Evs,v ors Enov. that or,ramo f.,,oue m
.,s go. o"' .nn ~. - .ui,a "s .,rSn.,uSin,,
sai.,;on. hsch IN n,aipsrv c,rcnms,ancss
Sn"ia h,ndar srv ona ,ro,,' re.,ir~ p,av.
;r". - .ha sno,,:,;n. ~ ,na h""rs =, wn,r
,.c.,,s cS,,S ,s,, s,a"nsn,,v tall .s,aan ~h;,e
-ors ;rs ~ the mscninaS .i,hon0b Val
.w.,s ,S.t thav vo"Id incnr .evere nunish.
,."s Sv an,r. ~ Tna Nor,h ma,;car
In%isr ~ tha .tsEs n tortnra has rsen
amo-n ~ uo ~ sissn on ,na issst ramission
y, "Sn,,v ma Iii s,"mhsr n"tii tss - rs 1.
onntsot - o.S.kam hin, >'' Wv
~ 10 ~, W ,ScorS ,h., Iu,,ro ths h..t =, IN.
n.,s,n =. ,he MI. .o,,,. Of ,,,. % "rar',S,,suaS
Sos. III, ~ ~. .sI..n U,,o'a ,,a % a.. Ia Ssr,na
,Sy .,,..s P MN W." sns""n S -, the | Rnrnars
~s, U ,ns s.n,lin ~ ons os ,ha .t.sm Sr,as,es
,,sI, .c,,.I,v .,o.ss; wor" ont hv ths a.
o,. 80 ',I,',,,y,,a.t ne~,.I ,ans;",, ~, .s,son
S"1 ~ pa1.anss nsrfsc.v c nuconsciouS % tor " swp
Sn., .0 m,.h,r ..,T =, III. ,.r"as, .nns
%S,on ~. na;,S -o,S.a snarSs,ics,,v she
whnIa ,,e toH '"s """ 0"''s''''' '"'
"IMS W"S,i "a tim. ,,.oa and c,rcum,,.nce.
,,atssno.o s M an ~ sIsan The csisnr.ssd
ri'.@.",ft.n Csn,.,n " Rsscl.v -ban Accom-
ppissh;HS ~. srtrao,d,n.rv feat nj vsIsinv
"so ',,,,.. ~ !, =. ,n.nw :";,,ss.sve homr. M.
,.t"ss ~ ,..t .uch : mssssrv "vsr rim ssIS
sh.s he Ss,i ..,s~n the ,nss.nt ha isv dovn.
Ths doctor,s Vic navsr hear. Iha door haIi
dn,,rS shs rt~ht .I,houoh tha nni.e r. ann,
cisnt to ronss the Wesried husbsnd: but
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1ee1ee.J noeAsssii assssssiii

Ars you disturbed at nightanA broken Of your
rsst by q siok child suffering and crying with
the excrucisting pain OF cutung toeent 80
SOOTHIk0 SYRUP. 1t VII rslieve ~ poor
lttls sunsrer immeoiatoly-Aepeno upoA u /,
thsre is no mistake about H. Thaeo = 1oe .
mothsr ON sartA Who llAs ever ussd n VIZ vill
NOT tan you st oaes that u vtil regulAAe ~
bowels. sna Sive rest 70 ~ noeAs.. 80 ssalel
It b paslsstay sAss . use n ~ eaeo - u1ool
~ = ~ tn6tA eDltD ~ UpeDoDc11 11f04M
~ a11De - - nDoD1
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D.0lg ThSovoo-2.

they creep in and steal our health and comfort
before We know T. Let Us put stop 70, TO their sir
esvs, TO be had NJ any drug store FOR sale BY y.
\. Cochran. druggist Isl and lS North queen
atx&Ot lAnCastAE,
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An EimlrA a. u LADY,

Mrs. H. L. Clark. sOt e. Ciinton street. declares
Rurd0ck BLOOD BIters are . medicine admire.
Hest remedy Tor dyspepsia In the world Keep
house supplied withit. For sale by II. b. COch.
ran. druggist, lS7 aud lS Aorth queen street.
Lancaster.
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h careful Of the l,abies.

II your children are threatened with Group
Thomds' Eclectric OIL. 1t Is the incest medicine
for the little ones We know Of For sale by h. h.
Cochran. druggist, lS ana lS North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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. ny 0raaafAshss,s Olock. !"

Was once q very popular song. but like many
other sentimental tunes It DOESN'T wear we'll
DR.. Thomas' Eciectrtc OIL will Gear; II Will wear
away AL aches. sprains, ana pains, and repay its
purchaser hundred TO d. For sale BY n. u.
Cochran. druggtst ls1 and ~ North Queen
str0et. Lane Ast0r.
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sMy daughter vas very bad on on account OF
cold ana pain In her lungs: Dr. IN0rsos ~ &c
Of the bows was cured OF sore throat TINS Iee0t
cine has worEsd v0ndsrs IN our fe%ily." Aivsh
4. Uochrsn. druegist Isl ana lss North Queen
atreat. Lanonat6c.
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sPBOIAL NOrIORS.


Is an Irresistible fellow. brim full of stories.
Jokes. courage, selfassurance and grit He Is
very taking withal Burdock Hood Riders are
and are sold everywhere. For sale by H. b.
Cochran. druggist lS1 and l3S North Queen
street. LancRStar.
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FaE RAILROAD TRAIN.
For the IMfBLLIaBHCsR.

Hurrah HurrAh Away we 60.
The earth beneath us fites;
We're riding ON meteor
Descending from the skies
We're riding ON d0lphin's back.
Or ON sea gull's wing;
We're riding ON cannon shot
In fact ON any Ming
You say that fog horns m AXE noise
Perhaps they DO. But oh
Compared with Locomotives screech.
A toy horn sounds quite low
You say an albatr0ss fiies fast.
Psrhaps II d0es. But oh!
CompAroa with riding on the HAIL.
An albAtsoss 70 SLOW.
Ths bulles humming swiftly past.
The lnst desoenaing rain;
Al but tina lightning flashing bright,
Ars bsatsa By train.
JOY AND PAIM.
Tho haagt hAth ehAmboys twain
Whsss1A - aWsll
9vin bsoehsss, Joy 80 Paia.
VIXEN vaheth Jog b oaa,
ot1ll calmly 44
Saia siunhsss = ~ en-.
oSe[s - 80 s,sasnAns q
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TRAINS L1AvD 1uADIH0
.nssstsf .s,,s g !! !.n !! e = Z =: snA 49, =.

IoJ Lancaster q I'D q =. AnA 90 =. =.
THAiHS LHXvS QuARsYyIlLp
TRAINS LEAVE klN0 u. (IAneaGeeaj
eog 1aAA1ng aAA lebanon q 90 10 =. ~ ~
soe e0uarTyvilis q ssD nm n S
TRAINS LEAVE PRlN01 oT. (lAnaaGesesE
Soe leading ana lsbanoa ana Ale q y. 60 ~
For 0uazryvnlsas q 90 .. -
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON.
Tor Lancaster q I'D Z n. ana 30 p n.
for eonnsction. 81 cSiumpsA, MARSHA yvne
Hon, Lancaster Junction, Aanhe1M, hoo11Ha
ana Lebanon e sTe WisSSS SnSIss 4 g. .sssscs
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EUNN1k RENORTN

(VONGkESS HALL
~ ATLANTIC CITY. y. J., =
Opened June ., lss7. Accommodates 500. Mus0o
ali the seasOn. MILO n. POTTER,
jun99md Manager.
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L ULR..ln erect nom June u ls9A
Trains LnAvD LAHOA0fm ana loaVo Anl oSYlV
ct PhilAA0lphiA - follows: III
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A TLANTlO CITY.
THE "MANSION,"

THE "MANsION,"
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
The Largest ana Most Convanientiy LooAte1
Hotel Clean. Comfortable ana Homelike. nlo.
gantly Furnished ana Literally nans9ed. Coz
pIsto Sanitary Arrangements. Modern COnvos
licences. Coach to and from the beach aAa
trains.
stantine Carpenter and Charles Aartoll, oireo.
tors OF Dancing and Amusements.
tunl7 9md CHARLES AU4LADE, Prop
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ACOOmmOO3N1Ou
burg ct s:lo ,. n. and aETiYes ct LAnoaGtoe e -
fS: fMS nasssssa Aeoouuoaas,oa leaves coaun
paa at go q N. ana reaches Marietta at es6A A1oa
leaves Columbia at u:U = n. md ~ z. ~
AArietaA q 306 p. a. ana arrives q ColyHhA -
e.D also, leaves a. o:56 ana arrives oe -
Tie York Acoommodation leaves 1Axlot14 q
Slo anA arrives g LAncaater q 80 eoAAooe1nD
With Harrisburg 1xpvooo At $40 q n.
xhO FREDERICK Accommodation, west oo0Doo4
ing at Lancaster with Hast Lines w6gt - -
D, n, VIII run through 70 Rredef16k
Th0 Rrodey1ek Accommodation, oo9t te4yqo
umblA at lsrD and roAehas 1Aneastae at ~
p q.
Hanover Accommodation. East, leaves CcaY1.:
bia at A:lO p. m. Arrives at Lancaster A4A0ps
M, connecting with Day kxprese. 8.
1An0vsr AUso|moo.saons wsss "a ~ =
wfl run through 70 Hanover aaily. except ouH
S:ss IanA west O sunday, whaa Aaooao,
yM stop q boyningtoyn. Coatoevtlle rnx1ess
/ burg, NJ Jog, Bi1AbetAt1Wn ana 4i00loe0y1.
| .tfke only trains which run daily. On epnAAv
tAo Aan train vest runs BY Zay Of ColumneA
l. J: =. WOOD, 0oneHA Passenger Aeoo1'
/ CHAS. =. PU0H General 0AnA9oR.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-13

remember seeing, though possibly l over.
looked them, or they happened to be " out "
at the time OF my visit Among them were
| Stesdman's " Victorian Poets" and " Poets
of America" Wnipple's Literature Of
the Age Of Elizabeth, and "Amsr.
loan Literature" Thoreau's works, and
those charming bird books: Torreys
/" Birds In the Bush," Mrs Mil.
way. and .sS BIRD sonss FnH%R nSs c
mention Edith Thomss's prose poems in
"The Round Year. I" Neither did see
"My Lady Pokshontas 40 quantity de-
"fne " Golden Justice. Charles Dudley
Warner was we'll represented, but did not
hnd bis latest Their Pilgrimage, 20 tull
of quiet humor and almost - good % trip
FROM White Sulphur Springs TO the Thousand
note BY the way.
Among the best American short stories
that missed we're Bret Harts's earlier and
bsst ones contained In the Riverside Al
dine " volume, Miss Pheipa's Madonna ol
the Tubs" Mra Wyman's "POverty
Grass" aud Mr.. Pages In Ole Virginia
Mira Ewing's delightful little stories, strange
there only Q isw odd volumes there of The
, "Americsn Men OF Letters" series, thu
) "Amsrican statesmen and "Americal
1 Commonwsalths 1t seems TO me the.
are sminsntly suited for just such . library
at any rate, II Q lew volumes Of each ar
worthy, then oil OF them are worthy. Fo
my part, should think that Q work lik
Prof John Flakes "Ayths and Ayt
surely do much 70 destroy the relics OF q
Client supeEsttttons that dsrksn the minds
% many. 30 also his " Destiny OF Man
cod " Idea Of Goo ere two little books II
OF wholesome thought guides 70 ne uusl
and Withal % charmingly written snas non
can fail TO b. interested In thsm
When Isay that the few books have mel
toned oonpriss nearly oil the bess reoee
American works that are Wenuog IN We
brary Of ths Y. ~. q. A., you can imaeir
SSS 1 IN ~ a - 1000 q MI0Oo "
e IS11 lh0o ele eeagealy - ~ 9 T.